5 late debutants that left a mark on cricket

#1 Enamul Haque

Enamul Haque (L) is an ICC umpire now

The left-arm spinner Enamul Haque made his test debut at the age of 35. In spite of getting an international break so late, he was around for almost a decade playing 10 Tests and 29 ODIs. It was just his lack of variation in bowling which ended his career in 2003 but his contribution to Bangladesh cricket during 1990s period will be remembered forever.

His love for the sport didn't allow him to stay away from the field for a long time. He took up umpiring by 2006 and stood in his first ODI as an umpire in Bogra. In 2012, he debuted as an umpire in a Test match which was New Zealand vs. Zimbabwe. With that, he became the first to stand as a neutral umpire from Bangladesh.